Develop a better understanding of animal body language, focusing on how livestock animals express their personalities and emotions through specific movements.
Read MoreBe prepared for emergencies during calving season by learning animal CPR. This skill can help save more newborn calves and improve your herd’s survival rates.
Read MoreDo animal friendships benefit the herd? Researchers have found that preferred partners are important for herd cohesion and animal health and welfare.
Read MoreLearn about Murray Grey cattle, one of the most popular Australian beef cattle breeds. Their temperament and gentle nature make them perfect for small farms.
Read MoreTake this fun personality quiz to discover your inner farm animal! Pick the image that fits your vibe and see which animal matches your barnyard soul.
Read MoreCan animals feel pain like humans? Learn about pain recognition in livestock and animal pain signs to ensure proper care and management.
Read MoreAt 18 months, Oreo is just a baby, but 300 pounds of baby yak looking for attention can be pretty overwhelming at first introduction!
Read MorePeople who raise cattle generally harvest some for the family table. Often the ideal butcher animal is a heifer that didn’t become pregnant.
Read MoreIt’s time to step away from highly specialized livestock and machinery to manage them and re-look at heritage and landrace breeds.
Read MoreSome people think wintering calves with their mother won’t grow well on forage, but they actually do quite well.
Read MorePreparing your truck and trailer for a trip, practice pulling a stock trailer, drive in traffic, and being safe for you, others, and your livestock.
Read MoreWatering cattle in winter is crucial. During cold weather, ranchers need to pay attention to water sources to make sure they don’t freeze.
Read MoreCold stress in cattle adversely affects cattle health and well-being. Providing adequate nutrition to cows and calves can reduce illness or loss of animals.
Read MoreHardware disease in cattle occurs when a sharp object penetrates the gut lining, damages some other organ, or creates infection within the abdomen.
Read MoreAfter a calf is born, especially if it was a hard birth or you had to pull him, ensure he’s breathing.
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